The diagram (above) shows a basic climate graph. Rainfall is plotted as a series of bars and temperature is plotted as a curved line. Things to look for in a climate graph are as follows: TEMPERATURE:
Temperature is usually shown as a curved line. The line can be anywhere in the graph depending on how hot or cold it is. The part of the line that is above the certian month is the average temperature for that month (either in C or F) RAINFALL:
Rainfall is shown as bars along the bottom of the graph. There is a bar per each month and there are measurments alond each side showing how much rainfall (usually in mm)
NOTE:
You must make sure you have a title and all axis are labeled.
TEMPERATURE:
Temperature is usually shown as a curved line. The line can be anywhere in the graph depending on how hot or cold it is. The part of the line that is above the certian month is the average temperature for that month (either in C or F)
RAINFALL:
Rainfall is shown as bars along the bottom of the graph. There is a bar per each month and there are measurments alond each side showing how much rainfall (usually in mm)
NOTE:
You must make sure you have a title and all axis are labeled.